Senior Test Technician NETA III or NETA IV

ABM US•Denver, CO

6d•$55 - $80

About The Position

ABM Industries is seeking an Electrical Field Test Technician (NETA Level III, Level IV, or equivalent experience) to join its Electrical Power Services team. The technician is responsible for the safe and efficient installation and testing of electrical power distribution equipment for customers in the assigned territory. The role involves approximately 25% regional travel and work both independently and with a crew. It includes performing and managing routine, moderately complex, and complex tasks and projects, maintaining records, evaluating test data, and preparing field service reports. Level III/IV technicians also coach, mentor, train, develop, and supervise Level 1 and 2 trainees and assistants. The listed base hourly pay range is $55.00–$80.00, with paid overtime available. The specific offer may vary based on experience, skills, abilities, geographic location, and market data. ABM offers a comprehensive benefits package; details are available through the company's employee benefits information.

Requirements

At least 5 years of experience in electrical testing.
Experience working with a team.
Experience working on projects.
Familiarity with NFPA 70E Electrical Safety standards.
Ability to troubleshoot electrical performance deficiencies.
Ability to travel regionally approximately 25% of the time.
Knowledge of lockout/tag-out and hazardous energy control procedures.
Clean driving record.
Drug-free.

Nice To Haves

Familiarity with NETA Acceptance and Maintenance Testing Standards.
NETA Level III or IV certification, NICET certification, or equivalent experience.
NERC experience.

Responsibilities

Travel to customer sites to inspect, test, troubleshoot, perform start-up, and collect data on electrical systems.
Supervise trainees, assistants, and technicians performing electrical testing duties.
Guide, mentor, train, and supervise Level 1 and 2 certified NETA trainees and assistant technicians.
Observe testing, assign project work to capable technicians, and ensure consistent testing of similar items across technicians.
Track project scope completion and communicate with ABM and customer management.
Maintain, test, repair, rebuild, and replace low-, medium-, and high-voltage switchgear and circuit breakers.
Troubleshoot automatic transfer switches.
Test and inspect low-, medium-, and high-voltage cable installations.
Maintain, test, and repair transformers and related equipment.
Test and calibrate solid-state and electromechanical relays.
Perform relay calibration and power metering.
Conduct low- and medium-voltage motor control center and contractor testing.
Start up, troubleshoot, and repair generator controls and transfer schemes.
Test and commission protection and control systems on high-voltage substations.
Sample and interpret insulated fluids.
Complete Job Hazard Analyses, including arc-flash and shock analyses.
Review and submit timecards, expenses, and project reports.
Document test results and complete field reports.
Rotate emergency on-call duty.
Maintain strict compliance with regulatory laws.
Assist in the sales process as a technical expert in electrical testing and equipment maintenance.